Selected work
Browse real video editing work from Esteban Moreno Media, including restaurant, real estate, brand, social, event, animation, and narrative projects. Each published card shows the available project description and credits, and says plainly when an individual role was not specified.
Anchor service
Esteban's core service is post-production. You send the footage you've already captured — phone clips, event coverage, product shots, or footage from a shoot — and he shapes it into a finished, publish-ready video. The work is remote-first, so you don't need to be in South Florida to work together.
See how editing worksStep 1
Share what you already have: raw clips, an event, a shoot, or a folder of assets.
Step 2
Post-production shaped around your goal and where the video will be published.
Step 3
A finished video, edited for the platform and story you have in mind.
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A social-media promo spot for Bar Door Monkey, a Miami restaurant, produced on location during filming of the Soccer y Más show and delivered for the venue's Instagram.
Credits · On-location videography and editing for the venue's social ad spot.
A corporate video for Banacol, produced with the Jungelbox agency. Esteban shot the aerial footage across three days at banana and plantain export operations in Urabá, Antioquia, Colombia — including drone flights launched from boats at sea.
Credits · Aerial drone cinematography, on assignment with the Jungelbox agency (Medellín, Colombia).
Social-media videos for a Miami dental clinic, produced on assignment with the agency 300 Bees. Esteban filmed on location — video and sound — then edited and delivered the finished pieces for publishing.
Credits · On-location videography, sound, and editing.
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A wedding film shot in Boston, Massachusetts. Esteban was the videographer and editor, delivering a full 20-minute film of the day plus a highlight trailer of about a minute and a half.
Credits · Videography and editing; deliverables: a 20-minute film and a highlight trailer.
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A social-media video for Homeowners, edited by Esteban from footage supplied by the agency 300 Bees.
Credits · Video editing (footage provided by the agency 300 Bees).
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A short film Esteban directed as a university project in Colombia — an original concept, developed with a screenwriter, based on the true story of the Banana Massacre (Masacre de las Bananeras). The production ran about seven months.
Credits · Director, director of photography, and original concept (developed with a screenwriter).
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A brand and pitch package for My D'ler, a food-delivery app, produced through an agency for a client in Ecuador. Esteban created the key visual and social graphics, a 3D video, and product mockups, plus 2D animated videos for the client presentation.
Credits · Key visual, social graphic design, 2D animation, 3D video, and product mockups for the agency pitch.
Production disciplines
Every project in this portfolio reflects a specific creative focus — from remote post-production and short-form social editing to brand promotional films, animation, and custom web systems.
Assembly cutting, pacing, dialogue cleanup, audio leveling, dynamic captions, and color correction from footage you already have.
Spotlight reels, hospitality highlights, and promotional narratives designed to introduce services, spaces, and customer experiences.
Motion graphics, animated sequences, 3D visual treatments, and AI-assisted creative assets integrated into polished video stories.
High-converting responsive web architectures paired with intelligent 24/7 conversational lead qualification chatbots.
Project workflow
Whether you have phone recordings, drone files, professional camera footage, or brand assets, Esteban provides a structured, frictionless editing process designed for fast feedback and precision finishing.
You share your raw video clips, audio tracks, brand guidelines, and reference styles. Esteban reviews the material to assess resolution, audio clarity, and narrative potential.
The strongest takes are selected and structured with intentional pacing, engaging hooks in the first 3 seconds, and smooth transitions tailored to your target platform.
Dialogue is cleaned and balanced against background music, clips are color-graded for consistent visual warmth, and styled subtitles are applied for silent mobile viewing.
You review the cut through a direct link, provide timecoded notes, and receive final high-bitrate master files formatted in your required aspect ratios (9:16 vertical, 16:9 widescreen, or 1:1 square).
Delivery standards
Every project is mastered to meet the technical standards, framing rules, and loudness targets required by modern social platforms, web players, and commercial broadcast.
Tailored framing for 9:16 vertical (Instagram Reels, TikTok, Shorts), 16:9 widescreen (YouTube, web, TV), and 1:1 square feeds with platform-safe margin compliance.
Dialogue de-noising, spectral cleanup, vocal compression, and loudness targeting (-14 LUFS for YouTube, -16 LUFS for social) to eliminate distortion across phone speakers.
Log-to-Rec.709 color conversion, shot-to-shot white balance matching, natural skin tone preservation, and stylized creative grades across mixed-camera shoots.
Web-optimized high-bitrate MP4/H.264 deliverables alongside Apple ProRes 422 archive masters, delivered with sidecar .SRT subtitle tracks or burnt-in styled captions.
Industry focus
Different commercial sectors require different editorial rhythms, visual treatments, and narrative priorities to connect with their prospective clients in South Florida.
Smooth spatial transitions, interior-to-exterior exposure balancing, and vertical walkthroughs formatted for luxury property showcases.
High-trust educational explainers, procedure overviews, and natural skin tone color grading that emphasize clinical professionalism.
Transformation reels, on-site time-lapses, and project milestone edits demonstrating craftsmanship for South Florida homeowners.
Multi-mic speech leveling, ambient noise removal, professional speaker titles, and focused executive soundbites for company communications.
Project structures
Every business category requires a distinct visual rhythm. Esteban tailors pacing, narrative hooks, graphics, and music selection to match the exact buying context of your target audience.
Appetizing dish sequences, bar highlights, ambient venue pacing, and localized South Florida dining promos.
Vertical video edits with punchy pacing, on-screen dynamic captions, and sound design tailored for algorithmic reach.
Authentic client case studies, founder profiles, and service overviews that build credibility with high-ticket prospects.
Custom digital touchpoints and 24/7 lead qualification chatbots that turn viewers into qualified booked inquiries.
Quality assurance
Every edit undergoes a four-point verification protocol to guarantee audio clarity, color accuracy, mobile safe-zone compliance, and clean master file encoding.
Dialogue is treated with spectral de-noising, room resonance removal, and multiband compression. Loudness is measured to hit -14 LUFS (YouTube/web) or -16 LUFS (Instagram/TikTok).
Clips from multiple cameras are matched against skin tone reference charts. Highlights and shadows are conformed to standard Rec.709 color gamut to prevent digital banding.
On-screen graphics, animated titles, and subtitles are positioned away from native platform buttons, comment drawers, and profile icons on iOS and Android devices.
Final renders are produced in high-bitrate H.264/MP4 and Apple ProRes formats with clean descriptive file names, frame-rate synchronization, and UTF-8 encoded .SRT tracks.
Post-production pipeline
Post-production extends beyond basic cuts. Every edit incorporates structured pacing rules, color-space management, sonic balancing, and cross-channel asset repurposing to maximize the lifespan of your footage.
Native ingest for Apple Log, Sony S-Log3, Canon C-Log, and DJI D-Log footage with tailored LUT transforms and wide dynamic range preservation.
Hook architecture in the first 3 seconds, pattern interrupts, visual velocity changes, and dynamic cuts structured to elevate watch duration and completion rates.
High-contrast dynamic subtitles with keyword emphasis, centered strictly within platform UI safe zones for full readability across Reels, TikTok, and Shorts.
Transforming long-form interviews, webinars, and event shoots into high-impact episodic social reels, audiograms, and multi-channel campaign cutdowns.
Common questions
Practical details on editing capabilities, footage requirements, format options, and collaboration.
Esteban edits client-supplied raw video into polished promotional videos, social media reels, YouTube content, event recaps, and case studies. Whether you have 4K camera footage, drone clips, or smartphone recordings, post-production covers pacing, audio enhancement, color grading, and platform-tailored framing.
Remote post-production is a primary delivery model. Clients upload footage and brief details digitally via Google Drive, Dropbox, or Frame.io. Draft cuts are shared through private review links where timecoded comments and revision notes can be exchanged efficiently.
Yes. Modern smartphones record high-resolution video that can be professionally graded, sound-designed, and edited into high-retention social content or marketing videos. Clean lighting and steady framing during capture make a substantial difference in the final edit.
Deliverables are tailored to your publishing channels: 9:16 vertical video for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts; 16:9 widescreen for YouTube, websites, and presentations; or 1:1 / 4:5 square crops for social feeds. Subtitle files (.srt) or burnt-in styled captions are provided as needed.
Yes. Esteban Moreno Media is a bilingual production practice based in Fort Lauderdale. Video projects can be edited, scripted, titled, and subtitled in Spanish, English, or both to engage South Florida audiences and broader regional markets.
Select on-location videography and capture can be scoped for businesses and projects across Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, and Miami-Dade. Palm Beach County projects are considered by individual scope.
Draft cuts are shared through private, timestamped review links. You can pause at exact seconds to leave pinpoint feedback, request pacing adjustments, text alterations, or audio tweaks. Revisions are addressed systematically to keep production timelines predictable.
Footage captured in 1080p, 4K, or higher at standard framerates (24fps, 30fps, 60fps, or 120fps) in standard codecs like H.264, HEVC/H.265, or ProRes is supported. Esteban handles color space conversion (including Log and flat profiles), frame rate interpretation, and audio cleanup during ingest.
Yes. All music beds, background tracks, and sound effects incorporated into final client deliverables use fully licensed, royalty-free commercial libraries. This prevents automated copyright strikes or takedowns across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and web hosting.
Yes. Multicam shoots and mixed-device footage (such as iPhones, mirrorless cameras, and drone clips) are color-balanced, normalized to a unified visual palette, and time-aligned with master audio tracks during the editorial cut.
Long-form recordings such as interviews, presentations, or horizontal brand videos can be repurposed into multiple vertical 9:16 clips. Esteban identifies key talking points, trims filler, reformats framing for vertical viewing, and adds synchronized on-screen captions.
Drafts are shared through a private review link where you can leave timestamped notes directly on the video timeline. You can request specific adjustments to pacing, audio balancing, text styling, or color balance, and updated cuts are delivered systematically.
Yes. Projects containing mixed frame rates (such as 24fps dialogue with 60fps or 120fps slow-motion) and multi-camera angles are conformed to a unified timeline with proper shutter angle interpretation and frame rate conversions.
Deliverables include full-resolution master files exported in your specified aspect ratios (9:16, 16:9, 1:1), accompanied by clean versions (without text/captions) and versions with styled captions, along with standalone .SRT subtitle files.
If you record multiple clips or long-form video in a single session, Esteban can batch-edit the material into a series of cohesive short-form reels, TikToks, and Shorts. This includes consistent intro hooks, uniform branding, color grading, and scheduled drop-ready files.
Ingest workflows support standard Log and flat color profiles including Apple Log, Sony S-Log3, Canon C-Log, Panasonic V-Log, and DJI D-Log M. Footage is transformed into normalized Rec.709 color space with custom tone curve adjustments for balanced saturation and skin tone clarity.
Vertical 9:16 videos are formatted within safe-zone boundaries that prevent text, lower thirds, and important visual elements from being obscured by Instagram Reels, TikTok, or YouTube Shorts interface overlays (like captions, like buttons, and profile headers).
Yes. Raw podcast recordings, webinars, or long-form YouTube videos can be analyzed for high-impact insights and edited into standalone short-form clips complete with engaging hooks, motion graphics, and synchronized subtitles.
Your project
Share the goal, deadline, location, and what material already exists. Esteban will follow up with the questions needed to scope the work.